In the last few months, several new faces have emerged as new volunteers with Deerfield Valley Rescue Inc. and we thank them for their dedication to serving the people of our valley.

Donnie Wilson is a resident of Wilmington. His helpfulness already contributes to the effectiveness of the squad. Donnie is also a member of the Wilmington Fire Department and is self-employed.

Lori Williams is a former member and full-time employee of Whitingham Ambulance. She has been a prompt responder with lots of enthusiasm responding in the Whitingham/Halifax area. Lori is a resident of Jacksonville.

Tim Putnam is a resident of Jacksonville, an employee of Jon McLeod Ltd., and a former member of Whitingham Ambulance. He is always willing to lend a helpful hand.

Larry Kingman, a former member and past president of Whitingham Ambulance, brings many years of experience to DVR. Larry is self-employed and is a resident of Jacksonville.

AJ Bartlett is a resident of Whitingham and former member and past president of Whitingham Ambulance, and a new emergency medical responder. AJ works for the town of Searsburg.

Aaron Massari is a resident of Readsboro and a former member of Whitingham Ambulance. Aaron has just completed the emergency medical responder course.

Charles Putnam is a resident of Halifax and employee of Bennington Rescue and Families First. Charles is an emergency medical technician a former member of Whitingham Ambulance.

Dennis Pike Jr. is a resident of Wilmington and employee of the state of Vermont highway department. Dennis has completed the emergency medical responder course.

We welcome these new volunteers to our ranks and look forward to a bright future of service from each of them!

For more information on how to become part of Deerfield Valley Rescue call (802) 464-5557.

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